Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-20
Personal Mention.

rs at Inc ot. Elmo.
A. L. Bryan, of San Diego, is regis
tered at the Nadeau.
Hon. Byron Waters of San Bernar-
dino is at the st. Elmo.
Ed. Miner has returned from tour
OF the northern counties.
j. B. Osborne, the extensive mine
owner, is at the st. Elmo.
Lieutenant-G Governor Stephen NJ.
White arrived home yesterday.
Conrad Jacoby left for the north
yesterday by the 80 P. NJ. train.
f. L.. Mayberry, of Ell Molino, re-
turned yesterday frsm Hemmet val
ley.
Miss Kittie Spencer, noted vocal
ist Of San Diego, is visiting Los An
geles.
j. r. Scupham, scientist of the
Southern Pacific Company, is at the
Nadeau.
Col. Jim Thompson and wife left the
city yesterday for their rancho in Ven
tura county.
G. j. Richards, the real ESTATE
dealer, leaves to-day for the East on
an extended visit.
Miss Laura Coats. of Phoenix, Ariz.,
has arrived in Los Angeles and will
make her home here.
Jerome Beebe and wife, Of Pasa-
dena, went to San Francisco yesterday
by the 80 p. M. train.
James Mount. the well-known ad-
vance agent OF the Uncle Toms Cabin
Company, is at the Pico.
Captain R. P. Kerr. the well known
silver miner from Providence noun
tain, is at the st. Charles.
H. B. Wilkins, General Freight and
Passenger Agent of the California
Central Railway, is at the Nadeau.
c. B. Polhemus, Of San Jose, the
we'll known capitalist, and Miss Josie
Polhemus are registered at the Depot
Hotel.
Captain A. W. Barrett, of this city,
will be an assistant to the grand mar
shal in the great parade next week in
st. Louis.
Walter S. Moore, Chief of the Los
Angeles Fire Department, is due by
the 7 20 train this morning from San
Francisco.
H. H. Pearson, mana ger of the Bald
win Hotel, has arrived to prepare for
taking charge OF the Arcadia Hotel at
Santa Monica.
John P Moran returned yesterday
from three weeks visit to San Fran
cisco. He reports that the funeral of
the late Governor Bartlett was most
imposing.
L. G. Waite, OF Riverside, went
overland last night to the Mechanics
fair at San Francisco, thence he will
60 as G. A. r. delegate to st. Louis.
DIR. G. J.. Mullen leaves with the G..
A. r. special for his old home in St.
Louis. The Doctor will return the
latter part of November, after visiting
the principal Eastern cities.
H. q. Osborne, of the Evening Er-
press. leaves to-day with the first Sec
ton OF the G. A. r. trains for st.
Louis. During Mr.. Osborne's alb
sence he will visit his native town OF
Murray, Orleans county, N. Y.
To-day DIR. w. G. Cochran and fam
lily will leave for two months trip
through the Eastern States. The
HERALD wishes them pleasant jour-
ney and will be glad to welcome the
genial Doctor when he returns, the
latter part Of November.
DIR. and Mrs. Huckins were greeted
by their many friends yesterday on
their return from two months trip
East. During their trip they attended
the International Medical Congress,
which was the largest body of medical
men ever assembled at one time. The
Doctor delivered an address before the
section on opthalmology, and was re-
quested to read paper before the
next Congress, which convenes in
Berlin, Germany, in 1890, and he will
do so. DIR. Huekins expresses great
satisfaction in being home again and
thinks any person, after a two months
trip in the East during the summer
months, will rejoice that their lines
have fallen in so pleasant city as
Los Angeles.